Dangleberry
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Since he's already been called up, what's the benefit of him staying up here past 5 games? We'd burn a year off his ELC in a shortened season, where at this point, we don't even know if we'll make the playoffs.
Oh, the drama.Since he's already been called up, what's the benefit of him staying up here past 5 games? We'd burn a year off his ELC in a shortened season, where at this point, we don't even know if we'll make the playoffs.
Oh, the drama.
"where at this point, we don't even know if we'll make the playoffs."How? We can send him back down and if we have a shot, call him back up at the end of the regular season.
“Personally, after the way I played in the end, it wouldn’t make sense for me not to be here."
http://www.nyrangersblog.com/2013-articles/february/miller-s-thinks-he-should-stay.html"I don’t know how to put it. I think I can skate here, is what I mean. I just have to make sure I stay consistent if they give me the opportunity.â€
If anyone thinks that JT played well last night, it was definately JT himself:
http://www.nyrangersblog.com/2013-articles/february/miller-s-thinks-he-should-stay.html
I admit I was sceptical - but far from being a real detractor
Small sample size - and would be very happy if you prediction were to become fruition
Prediction? What was so bold about his prediction? The Rangers have struggled with their depth being a key issue. And with the trade market undetermined, they went to their youth first. They looked to Miller. I don't see how this was rocket science. Sorry no applaud from here.
Miller looked REALLY good out there...at times he was the best player on the ice (during his shifts)....pretty impressed.
So, you've come around to the idea that it was a good idea to keep him out of the deal for Nash, as a few of us suggested?
I'm waiting for the point when people come around the idea that it wasn't a good idea to trade for Nash (and his contract) at all.
If it's of any consolation, I'm there and was there last year as well. I'm rooting for Nash because he's a likable guy and a fun player to watch and I think he has been good, in the sense that he's the only guy capable of really creating something out of nothing, but I also think his 9 games so far are going further towards proving my opinion that he's always been overrated than bringing me around to the idea that he's this franchise, marquee superstar that was trapped in Columbus and just waiting to breakout. "He never was surrounded with talent in Columbus!" Well, he's been playing with two genuine all-stars since he arrived in NY and the breakout seems to be scheduled for some time in the future still. What's done is done and I'm not sour about the deal because we took a chance and maybe Nash will heat up as he gets more games under his belt, but I never wanted to do it in the first place and I've had my spider senses telling me it wasn't a smart move from the day it was announced.
Really don't see the downside if Miller and Kreider take the bull by the horns. Love Artie and Duby but Miller and Kreider can replace them. There goes the depth issue. What's the problem now?
Chemistry? Leadership? Results?
Do you realize that we have 1 less point than we did have at this point last year and 1 more win. After 48 games we were the #1 seed. Also Artie and Duby were invisible for large portions of last year. What chemistry? We have plenty of leadership.
I'm waiting for the point when people come around the idea that it wasn't a good idea to trade for Nash (and his contract) at all.
maybe Sather knew that he would be a good player that is why they traded Erixon instead of Miller in the trade for Rick Nash. one would think that the Jackets trying to rebuild would want a kid from their home state of Ohio?? i dont think they needed Erixon... they have some depth on their blueline.
Brooks said Dubinsky, Erixon, Miller, Thomas and a 1stMiller was included in the offer to Columbus at the trade deadline last year. If I remember correctly Brooks wrote that Sather offered Dubi, Miller and Erixon last year. Howson wanted young nhl forwards not foward prospects so he took Anisimov instead.